... following senAible upon the forthcoming Orange anniversaries, and the action proposed to be taken in reference thereto the Whig The Orangemen and Roman Catholics of Ulster have quarrel arising out of the Church Bill. collisions withtheir neighbours need ...

... step endowment of Roman Catholicism. Earl Grey, is well known, will supported Earl Rossall, and followed by nearly whole of Whig Lords. The Dote of Argyll alone can be railed upon among them to offer any opposition, and possibly Earl Dacia may also so ...

... not fairly discharge their duties; that the testimonial the editor of the Northern Whig hail reference to jvolitical matters, ami especially to the advocacy by the Whig of the candidature of Mr. M*Ciurc at the last election, and had no reference whatever ...

... at ig the the meeting has since been be an port in another has | tainly 1 and failure. A Cookstown co dent of the Northern Whig says fally been for the Orange lodges, t! Rashly ing would have been a complete Evory effort was made to get the Pres fitting ...

... the Dish' St. David’s, and many other members of the house. It is some importance see how far the line of policy which the Whig party, with the concurrence of a considerable number of Conservatives, have taken in the Lords, is in accord with the position ...

... Cleveland, the Bishop of St. David’s, and many other members the House. is some importance see how far the line of policy which the Whig party, with the concurrence of a considerable nuinx-r of Conservatives, have taken in the Lords, is in accord with the position ...

... per Cent, email 1013 the a ‘5 Debentures, 4 per Cent. 83 iched Ballast Debentures—4 ur of Cent 6s 2d 89 ndae Toe Northern Whig of Satardsy r ting. “ There ie no change in the siteation of mbly Toe loom makers since last week. There! littie, if demand ...

... in other circles, that all the incidents hare been specially telegraphed the flr#X Timra. 'The ConecrvaliVT) t*oor and the Whig loader House of breakfasted together over the Irish Church question, and the result of their secret feronco was the oonooction ...

... ian olici- quest of the Pope, that the bisho South dominions might be permitted to att LE -umenical Council Ts. The Northern Whig of tais day says in annual of the Remonstrant Ulster was continued yesterJay io the Fit byterian Church, Kosemary Street —I ...

... resolution postponing the second reading for the reasons suggested Lord Westbury would reconcile not only Lord Devon, but many Whig Peers, to its practical rejection, and the sending of a new issue upon it the country. It would also secure the entire adhesion ...

... which his words were greeted showed that there was a large sympathy with his views. Lord Stratford, however, and no doubt many Whig sympathisers, will vote for tbe second reading of the bill, because they not wish to bind themselves by a simple refusal to ...

... visible the snare, that any Peer will be entrapped by it. Not one of the amendments that liave been mentionedin the speechesof Whig Peers, or Conservative Peers unattached, could or would Mr. ' Gladstone accept, with the demand of the Ultramontane Episcopacy ...